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I do think it's going to turn into eventually like a quick passing game. And I think that just helps Chase Brown uh stack catches in this game, but I do think big picture uh he doesn't need to have the target share that he had because he hasn't really done a lot with the the targets he's gotten. I mean, he's under seven yards per catch each the past two years.
STACKED’s take
Volume-dependent back with poor efficiency; Week 1 catch upside but limited ceiling.
Chase Brown's receiving efficiency is a major concern despite high snap and route volume; he averaged under 7 yards per catch over the past two years and had terrible yards per target last year, suggesting his fantasy production has come from volume rather than efficiency. The source is skeptical he'll see significantly more passing volume despite speculation about a CMC-like role, noting he already received heavy targets last year without strong output. However, in Week 1 specifically against Tampa Bay's run defense, the source projects Brown will stack catches as the Bengals are forced into a quick passing game, unable to establish the run. The source suggests he's a tough round-one pick but could be viable in round two, with Week 1 DFS ceiling limited unless he scores a receiving touchdown.
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